Reddit is built, tested and in the platform. It is not switched on, and the reason is at Reddit's end rather than ours: self-serve app creation is closed and API access is now a manual approval. The dashboard says coming soon instead of offering a connection that cannot be completed.
When it opens, it is a registered Reddit app with a token that does not expire, which is the shape worth having on a platform that removes accounts for looking automated.
Not connectable yet. A planned Reddit post stays on your calendar as a manual row in the meantime.
Reddit punishes the things every other scheduler does by default. The differences here are all deliberate.
A single planned post becomes a row per subreddit, each with its own title and flair, because each community wants a different framing.
Minutes between subreddits, set per post. Simultaneous cross-posting is the pattern spam filters look for.
Flair is picked per subreddit from what that subreddit actually offers, so a post is not removed for missing one.
She answers comments in character. No funnel, no offer, no CTA and no URL of any kind in a public thread.
Approve once and the refresh token does not expire. A declared app under Reddit's own developer terms rather than a client those terms forbid.
Pick the post type per plan, with the media handled for you.
Planned Reddit posts are kept rather than dropped.
Reddit posts still go on the calendar. They come back as a manual row with the text and media ready.
The planner gives you the words and the media. Nothing is lost while access is pending.
When the app is approved, the same planned posts start firing on their own.
Reddit is reach with the strictest rules of any channel here, which is why it is shaped differently.
Each channel feeds the same funnel and the same paid page. Running two costs you no more work than running one.
The calendar keeps every Reddit post ready to go, and starts firing them the day the app is approved.
Part of Velvet Funneler: build the character, generate the content, run the funnel.